The American Society of Agronomy will present their 2010 awards at their Annual Meetings, Oct. 31 to Nov. 3 in Long Beach, CA.
The American Society of Agronomy will present the 2010 class of Fellows at their Annual Meetings, Oct. 31 to Nov. 3 in Long Beach, CA.
Crop Science Society of America will present the the 2010 Fellows at their Annual Meetings, Oct. 31 to Nov. 3 in Long Beach.
The Soil Science Society of America will present the 2010 Fellows class at their Annual Meetings Oct. 31 to Nov 3, in Long Beach, CA.
The Crop Science Society of America will present its annual awards during the Annual Meetings, Oct. 31 to Nov 3.
Scholarships and fellowships to be presented at the ASA, CSSA, SSSA annual meetings.
Helping understand ecosystem changes and improving restoration with soil data.
What is Agriculture’s role in greenhouse gas emissions, capture?
Genetic diversity in lima beans is sharply reduced from wild populations
Horticulture, Library and English Departments team up to engage students
Scientists develop framework to monitor second-generation transgenic crops.
Have wheat breeders reached the maximum potential for grain yield?
Arsenic in food supplements passes through chickens, then passes through the field.
Web-based tool helps farmers reduce greenhouse gas losses and gain economic advantage.
Nitrogen-altering bacteria thrive under charcoal deposition.
New book helps readers understand urban ecosystem ecology and how to manage their impacts through green infrastructure planning.
Dig It! The Secrets of Soil opens in Omaha, NE, from Oct. 2 to Dec. 26.
A simple and inexpensive demonstration of soil water retention and field capacity.
Long-term study digs up new information on biochar’s ability to reduce nitrous oxide emissions from soils
Finding strong differences in how Kentucky bluegrass varieties stand up to wear.
Procedure will improve research in plant nutrient uptake, organic matter decomposition, and production of greenhouse gases.
More accurate precipitation data leads to improved water quality modeling in the Chesapeake Bay
More than 3,000 scientists will present research and emerging trends in energy, agriculture, education, and more, Oct.31-Nov. 3 in Long Beach.
Researchers discover cassava varieties that resist post-harvest deterioration, which will benefit farmers in developing countries.
Changes in soil microbial communities reduce plant decomposition rates and affect carbon cycling
Report documents the status of cotton seed collections across eight countries.
Watershed stewards find online modules helpful for learning key concepts.
Scientists compile field studies across U.S. to identify influences on biomass yield.
Scientists analyze root-to-shoot ratios in seedlings to estimate future yield and response to water stress.
Scientists examine the absorption potential of decomposing plant materials
New research identifies greater molecular diversity in commercial Virginia-type peanut cultivars, useful for disease resistance.
Study examines the effects of a one-time tillage on yield and soil structure in no-till crop production
Anaerobic manure treatment lagoons may release more methane that current rules allow.
Mapping rare white clover leaf traits to improve breeding new cultivars.
Scientific journal features research on how water moves through soil and bedrock
Grassed waterways including compost filter socks reduce soil erosion and herbicide concentrations from fields.
Using soil structure and chemistry to define yield influences.
Scientists identify soil pH as an indicator of the presence of soybean cyst nematodes
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), American Society of Agronomy (ASA), Crop Science Society of America (CSSA), Soil Science Society of America (SSSA), and Council on Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics (C-FARE) will sponsor a briefing on agricultural adaptation to climate change on June 16th, in Washingtion, D.C.
Crop Science Society identifies the grand challenges facing global crop production and adaptation strategies for agriculture.
Scientists investigate differences in woody and herbaceous crop productivity and biomass yield as a function of landscape position at the field scale.
American Society of Agronomy and Cereal System Initiative for South Asia launch certification to benefit millions of farmers with increased productivity.
A new professional guidebook on protecting foraging livestock from a costly disorder.
Scientists develop application of rare earth elements to control phosphorus runoff from livestock manure.
Research finds little to no transport of microbes from cow pastures into groundwater.
Experts will present climate change impacts and agricultural adaptation strategies at two Congressional Briefings on June 16 in Washington, DC.
Scientists develop faster method for testing soils around oil spills.
Study looks at the effect of increased warming and nitrogen on soil microbes through an entire season.
A study of Brazilian undergraduates examines their forestry-related concerns relative to their time spent in a 5-year program, in order to improve forestry curriculum.
Improved soil mapping analysis helps land managers better predict soil carbon sinks across varying landscapes.
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